Football competitions are slowly coming to an end. The divisional champion from Lom received the trophy at the weekend and is looking forward to the third highest competition, where he will act as the B team of Táborsk. Experienced Jan Šimák said goodbye to his football career with the title. The Dynamo reserve will take the beating from Prague.
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Písek won its first home win of the spring only in the last game. On Friday, Czech Vltavín arrived in the south. The home team led 2:0 after 22 minutes, but the guests managed to equalize. In the end, however, Malý scored in the 88th minute and decided that the three points would remain with Ottawa. In the first half, Jan Satrapa from Písek also caught a penalty.
“The first half went well for us, but then maybe it got into the minds of the players that the rest of the game was going to be easy. The opposite became true. We suffered through the second half and Karel Malý decided the result at the end. So satisfaction is only half” reviewed by the coach for the club website Milan Nousek younger
Marek Kalousek scored again for Písek, who is in third place in the scorers’ table with 15 goals.
Dynamo B team footballers have no reason to smile. Those in Prague challenged the Prague Motorlet, who won clearly 7:1. Písek is seventh, Dynamo’s reserve fell to 14th place. Only Zbuzany and Sokolov are worse.
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Some matches will be played in the divisional competition, but the champion has already been decided. At the weekend, Lom received the trophy at home after a 1:0 win over Tochovice. In the end, the match was decided by Martin Slavík, who converted the penalty. So Lom ends the season with 65 points.
“Although we continued to be the better team, we struggled for the rest of the match. The tune-up for the match was not quite 100% on our part, which was also due to the knowledge that this is the last match and we are guaranteed to advance.” coach Lomu admitted to the club’s website Lukas Zeman.
After the final whistle Lom could celebrate. At the same time, the players and the implementation team said goodbye to Jan Šimák. The winner of the Czech League, the Czech Cup or the 2nd Bundesliga and a former player of Leverkusen, Hannover, Stuttgart or Sparta Prague ended his career at the age of 44.
Second-league team Táborsko reported on this on their Facebook profile. The post also indicated that Šimák could continue playing football in Tábor. “The management of FC Silon Táborsko congratulates Sokol Lom on the division primacy and we wish Jan Šimák successful years. We believe that with football in a different role,” the club said.
The club he once played for got from the district championship to the divisional competition. Now Lom has a chance to fight for promotion to the third highest competition. But Petr Kolář’s big plans don’t end there. A successful businessman and football official recently…
The two clubs are joined by the head of Lomu and the new majority owner of FC Silon Táborsko, Petr Kolář. He had previously confirmed that, in the event of promotion, Lom will operate in the third highest competition as the B team of Táborsk. Self-help will continue to be played.
“The merger has a head and a heel. We want to hand over the property to the city, we want to build lighting at Svápomoča, we want to build stands in the future and generally make football more attractive for people so that they can choose between the second and third leagues,” Kolář said recently in an interview for Budějcká Drbna.
Lom won the district championship, I. B class and I. A class in three years. Later, advancement to the Regional Championship and divisional competition followed. Now the club was able to win a place in the ČFL.
Soběslav defeated Rokycany 2:1 and is still second. Katovičtí fell to seventh place after a 3:4 loss against reserve team Domažlice. Český Krumlov won 5:1 in Komárov and is in 8th place. Jindřichův Hradec should appear again in the divisional competition next season, having celebrated the title in the regional championship at the weekend.
